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Lisa Nigro’s 112 foot Draka the Dragon breathes 50-ft flames
Harshpaul | Feb 4 2009
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Massive as it is, Draka the Dragon looks more like a caravan than an art car. Reaching 112-ft in length, the mutant vehicle by Lisa Nigro is basically a truck followed by three trailers; the entire body sculpted to give the appearance of a dragon,...
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